We have servers in our data center pointing to an internal server for updates. I have the update properties set to update dats, engines, and program updates, service packs. I am concerned that some of the engine or service pack updates will require a reboot following the upgrades. These are production servers with defined change windows so I can't have them rebooting without change notification. My question is should I disable the engine and patch updates and only select dat updates so there will be no danger of a reboot or will the reboot always be suppressed?
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Preventing reboot following updates
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michaelfischer
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Hy Canadajoe!
In the Policies of the ePO-Agent, there are 2 Options for the rebooting behaviour of the client (or server in this case). I have deactivated these 2 options and never got problems with automatic rebooting also with automatic Patch/Hotfix or Engine updates... I have VSE8 with ePO Agent running on 120 productive windows servers...
In the Policies of the ePO-Agent, there are 2 Options for the rebooting behaviour of the client (or server in this case). I have deactivated these 2 options and never got problems with automatic rebooting also with automatic Patch/Hotfix or Engine updates... I have VSE8 with ePO Agent running on 120 productive windows servers...
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